Every event we've mapped.
OpenAI filed to go public at a reported $852 billion valuation — potentially crossing $1 trillion at pricing. Beyond the listing itself, an IPO converts the world's most-watched private AI bet into a public benchmark, and arms OpenAI with acquisition currency and cheaper capital for its compute buildout.
At WWDC 2026 Apple unveiled a Gemini-powered Siri built with Google, plus an AI Extensions system that lets users pick assistants like Claude as iPhone options. Apple is renting intelligence rather than building it — and redistributing the mobile AI market in the process.
Beijing unveiled a two-trillion-yuan (~$295B) five-year plan for sovereign AI infrastructure — domestic datacenters, chips, and models, anchored by China Mobile, China Telecom, and Huawei. It is industrial policy at export-control scale: a parallel AI stack built explicitly to route around US silicon.
NVIDIA announced its Vera CPU and RTX Spark 'superchip' for Windows AI PCs, a direct assault on Intel and AMD's last stronghold. The same Vera silicon anchors its Vera Rubin AI supercomputers — one architecture from datacenter to laptop.
SpaceX prices its IPO this week, targeting ~$75B in proceeds at a $1.75 trillion-plus valuation — the largest listing ever, trading on Nasdaq as SPCX. Starlink's cash engine plus Starship's option value go public, and an entire space-and-telecom value chain gets repriced around it.